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Master's Programme in Physics

Engage in cutting-edge physics research and tailor your curriculum from atomic physics to cosmology at Aarhus University.

Best for:Best for Bachelor's graduates in physics or related fields seeking a research-intensive master's degree.

Aarhus University (AU) · Aarhus, Denmark · R1 · First-stage researcher
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This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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2 years
Start date
Fall
Full-time
Location
Aarhus
Denmark

Overview

The Master's programme in Physics at Aarhus University offers students an immersive education closely tied to active research groups. Students engage in theoretical and experimental investigations, ranging from cold atoms and quantum computing to particle physics at CERN. The curriculum is flexible, allowing individuals to customize their studies to match their specific research interests and professional goals. Participants benefit from an informal, collaborative academic environment working directly alongside leading researchers.

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What you'll do

  • Participate in advanced lectures and seminars across various branches of modern physics
  • Conduct hands-on experiments in specialized research laboratories using advanced instrumentation
  • Develop and test theoretical models for physical systems and quantum phenomena
  • Collaborate with faculty researchers and peers on ongoing scientific projects
  • Design and execute an independent master's thesis research project

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree in Physics or equivalent qualification

Degree offered: Master

Language: English; proficiency demonstrated through standard testing if applicable

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Strong foundation in classical and modern physics principles
  • Proficiency in mathematical modeling and quantitative analysis
  • Familiarity with laboratory experimentation and data acquisition techniques
  • Programming skills for scientific computing and data analysis
Nice to have
Prior undergraduate research experience in physicsExperience with advanced numerical simulation tools
Eligibility
  • Hold a recognized bachelor's degree meeting the academic prerequisite criteria

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How to apply

Submit your application through the official university admissions portal along with all required academic transcripts and proof of qualifications. Ensure that all supporting documents are uploaded before the specified deadline.

Documents required
  • BSc degree certificate
  • BSc transcripts
  • CV
  • Proof of language proficiency
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Department of Physics and Astronomy
Aarhus University (AU)
Denmark
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